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India’s valuation premium is shrinking. Is the market finally an entry point? | Stock Market News

Last updated: September 1, 2026 5:30 am
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After nearly two years of underperformance, India’s premium over Asian and emerging-market equities has fallen to its lowest since 2018. But faster earnings growth elsewhere could keep global capital away.



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